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Prison Fighting Style Takedown

“Fair fighting” is for the ring and the matte.  In the prison system, the only rule is don’t snitch. You have to “man-up” and fight for yourself.  There’s no other choice.

On the street, an attacker is NOT going to give you a fair fight.  They are gonna do whatever is necessary to overpower you.  What you come back with needs to subdue the thug quickly with a level of brutality that tells him, “this person is insane!” Read More

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Soldier on Train Takes Out Thugs With His Kukri

Soldier on Train Takes Out Thugs With His Kukri

Many times a violent conflict can be avoided if you learn to let it go and not let your ego take over.  Give the thugs your wallet instead of your wallet AND your life.  Sometimes it’s just not worth the fight and potential consequences (injury, death, lawsuits, lawyer fees to prove your innocence, etc.). This Read More

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Walk Like A Warrior Part 2: By Mark Hatmaker

Walk Like A Warrior Part 2: By Mark Hatmaker

Hey crew, As an addendum to the recent “Walk Like a Warrior” post, here are a few excerpts from an 1884 anthropological study by a man who spent 4 years among the Kanyuksa Istitcati (Seminole to most, but to them at the time the word was a term of contempt.)

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Lightning Fast Soviet Gun Disarm Technique

Lightning Fast Soviet Gun Disarm Technique

It’s a crazy world out there today.  Bringing a knife to a gunfight can be dangerous, but bringing nothing?  You may be attacked while unarmed, and practicing for that moment could save your life and the lives of those around you.

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Fight Deception: The Art of Being First

Fight Deception: The Art of Being First

James “Smokey” West Here Have you ever heard the saying, “the punch that gets you is the punch you never see?” I have recently been asked questions about how to get to your opponent or attacker without getting hurt. It’s a great question and it involves closing the gap or distance between you and your Read More

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Walk Like A Warrior

Walk Like A Warrior

What Do I Mean? In reading contemporary historical accounts written by soldiers (cavalry and dragoon), settlers, scouts, pioneers, and other citizens of the American frontier in the 1680s-1880s, I find mention that Native Americans (“Indians” or “Savages” in the accounts) did not walk like “white men.” Their gait, stride, and foot placement is often described Read More

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